[irl1]

Doron Langberg

New Edition | Launching Thursday 29th October

Counter Editions is pleased to announce a new limited edition print by Doron Langberg. Printed in our Margate studio, the five colour lithograph is an edition of 75.

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Launch Date Thursday 29th October, 2pm (GMT)

Exclusively available at countereditions.com

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[medichead]

He's good, and recently picked up by Victoria Miro.
Probably not going to get involved, but will be interesting to see the image and price.

[irl1]

Oct 23, 2020 15:28:36 GMT 1 medichead said:

He's good, and recently picked up by Victoria Miro.
Probably not going to get involved, but will be interesting to see the image and price.

[irl1]

Doron Langberg
Brice and Robert (2020)
Edition of 75
Five colour lithographic print on Somerset Velvet White 300 gsm. Produced by Counter Studios, Margate.
76 x 60 cm (29.9 x 23.6 in)
Signed, numbered and dated by the artist

COUPON CODE: DL2020

Use your Counter Members Coupon Code now to claim 20% off at the checkout.

www.countereditions.com/eu/brice-and-robert-2020.html?mc_cid=b15efeaa05&mc_eid=e1e255573f&___store=eu&___from_store=default

[volvic]

incredible artist. A star in the making

[ignition0]

I guess the subject matter is too controversial for some. Doesn’t seem to be selling very fast. Looking forward to receiving mine. He is an ace painter.

[irl1]

Oct 29, 2020 16:22:19 GMT 1 ignition0 said:

I guess the subject matter is too controversial for some. Doesn’t seem to be selling very fast. Looking forward to receiving mine. He is an ace painter.

These will sell out for sure 

[kfroms]

Off topic but I have to:

Reading or seeing the name “Doron” always reminds how amazing the series “Fauda” was ( check Netflix )

[aumi]

What was first tier?

[Eastend Boy 13]

Oct 29, 2020 17:50:55 GMT 1 aumi said:

What was first tier?

Its still on first tier - £950. (less 20% if u have a code)

[ignition0]

£950 then 20% discount for members.

[ignition0]

Up a couple of tiers now to £1,500. I think this looks like being a great investment (as well as a beautiful print.)

[irl1]

Oct 29, 2020 18:07:38 GMT 1 Eastend Boy 13 said:

Oct 29, 2020 17:50:55 GMT 1 aumi said:

What was first tier?

Its still on first tier - £950. (less 20% if u have a code)

€1,700 euro now 

COUPON CODE: DL2020  

[Javier]

Oct 29, 2020 20:20:28 GMT 1 irl1 said:

Oct 29, 2020 18:07:38 GMT 1 Eastend Boy 13 said:

Its still on first tier - £950. (less 20% if u have a code)

€1,700 euro now 

COUPON CODE: DL2020  

Not going but thanks for sharing

[irl1]

Oct 29, 2020 20:24:58 GMT 1 Javier said:

Oct 29, 2020 20:20:28 GMT 1 irl1 said:

€1,700 euro now 

COUPON CODE: DL2020  

Not going but thanks for sharing

The wife's Christmas present sorted 

[qwerty]

Absolutely love his art and this print. I've spent way too much lately to justify 1500 but I know I'll kick myself at some point for not buying.

[Deleted]

Wow! Counter editions were once a supplier Of fine prints.

Now 6 bernhardts a week and this..

No issue with the subject matter but it’s just not good art

[Horatio Nelson]

Oct 29, 2020 21:36:54 GMT 1 @wales1975 said:

Wow! Counter editions were once a supplier Of fine prints.

Now 6 bernhardts a week and this..

No issue with the subject matter but it’s just not good art

I think it’s a beautiful, fine print and one of the better editions they’ve offered in a while (and I’m a straight male, for what it’s worth).

Realistically, I’m not going to put this up at home/office and I don’t like buying things and keeping in sleeves for investment value, so it was an easy decision not to purchase. But that doesn’t stop me appreciating it for what it is. The image/subject matter may make some people feel a bit uncomfortable, but, to me at least, that’s why it’s a good piece of art.

[medichead]

Oct 30, 2020 11:08:09 GMT 1 Horatio Nelson said:

Oct 29, 2020 21:36:54 GMT 1 @wales1975 said:

Wow! Counter editions were once a supplier Of fine prints.

Now 6 bernhardts a week and this..

No issue with the subject matter but it’s just not good art

I think it’s a beautiful, fine print and one of the better editions they’ve offered in a while (and I’m a straight male, for what it’s worth).

Realistically, I’m not going to put this up at home/office and I don’t like buying things and keeping in sleeves for investment value, so it was an easy decision not to purchase. But that doesn’t stop me appreciating it for what it is. The image/subject matter may make some people feel a bit uncomfortable, but, to me at least, that’s why it’s a good piece of art.

Agreed.

Think this would have been a beautiful print!:

[Deleted]

Sorry, are we seriously saying a portrait of two naked men is "controversial" and "may make some people feel a bit uncomfortable"?

[Sunny Garcia]

Oct 30, 2020 12:57:17 GMT 1 @niceguyg said:

Oct 30, 2020 12:50:39 GMT 1 @whatilike said:

Sorry, are we seriously saying a portrait of two naked men is "controversial" and "may make some people feel a bit uncomfortable"?

Who said that? Have posts been deleted?

See three posts up 🔝😉

[medichead]

The only person who used the word controversial said they thought some might find it so, and also highlighted that they had purchased it.

So no, don’t think anyone here thinks it is.

[Horatio Nelson]

Oct 30, 2020 11:08:09 GMT 1 Horatio Nelson said:

Oct 29, 2020 21:36:54 GMT 1 @wales1975 said:

Wow! Counter editions were once a supplier Of fine prints.

Now 6 bernhardts a week and this..

No issue with the subject matter but it’s just not good art

I think it’s a beautiful, fine print and one of the better editions they’ve offered in a while (and I’m a straight male, for what it’s worth).

Realistically, I’m not going to put this up at home/office and I don’t like buying things and keeping in sleeves for investment value, so it was an easy decision not to purchase. But that doesn’t stop me appreciating it for what it is. The image/subject matter may make some people feel a bit uncomfortable, but, to me at least, that’s why it’s a good piece of art.

I stand by my point that it might make some people feel uncomfortable.

So many other pieces of art do the same (albeit in a different way) - Banksy’s Napalm. Emin’s depictions of abortions, rape etc. Ai Weiwei’s bombs. Hempton’s anatomical depictions. I am using the word uncomfortable in the sense of the opposite of comfortable (say in the way that the general public is largely comfortable being in a room filled with Turner’s landscape paintings), rather than to mean disapproving or inherently disagreeable.

The reality is that even in today’s western world, a number of people may feel uncomfortable with nude (non sexualised) artwork on their walls, more so erotic art and also if of a homosexual nature. But to me the power of this artwork and many others which have potentially taboo subject matter is that by taking people out of their comfort zone it makes them confront and assess their reactions to the subject of the picture, and in doing so maybe make them realise/reconsider their prejudices. This print does that to a great extent by showing two naked men lying next to each other holding hands, in an entirely natural manner, just as a heterosexual couple might. So to me that’s why it’s good art.

[Eastend Boy 13]

up to £2k now....

[aumi]

Oct 30, 2020 17:33:55 GMT 1 Horatio Nelson said:

Oct 30, 2020 11:08:09 GMT 1 Horatio Nelson said:

I think it’s a beautiful, fine print and one of the better editions they’ve offered in a while (and I’m a straight male, for what it’s worth).

Realistically, I’m not going to put this up at home/office and I don’t like buying things and keeping in sleeves for investment value, so it was an easy decision not to purchase. But that doesn’t stop me appreciating it for what it is. The image/subject matter may make some people feel a bit uncomfortable, but, to me at least, that’s why it’s a good piece of art.

I stand by my point that it might make some people feel uncomfortable.

So many other pieces of art do the same (albeit in a different way) - Banksy’s Napalm. Emin’s depictions of abortions, rape etc. Ai Weiwei’s bombs. Hempton’s anatomical depictions. I am using the word uncomfortable in the sense of the opposite of comfortable (say in the way that the general public is largely comfortable being in a room filled with Turner’s landscape paintings), rather than to mean disapproving or inherently disagreeable.

The reality is that even in today’s western world, a number of people may feel uncomfortable with nude (non sexualised) artwork on their walls, more so erotic art and also if of a homosexual nature. But to me the power of this artwork and many others which have potentially taboo subject matter is that by taking people out of their comfort zone it makes them confront and assess their reactions to the subject of the picture, and in doing so maybe make them realise/reconsider their prejudices. This print does that to a great extent by showing two naked men lying next to each other holding hands, in an entirely natural manner, just as a heterosexual couple might. So to me that’s why it’s good art.

couldn't agree more. wish I pulled the trigger earlier.

[irl1]

Oct 29, 2020 15:08:02 GMT 1 irl1 said:

Doron Langberg
Brice and Robert (2020)
Edition of 75
Five colour lithographic print on Somerset Velvet White 300 gsm. Produced by Counter Studios, Margate.
76 x 60 cm (29.9 x 23.6 in)
Signed, numbered and dated by the artist

COUPON CODE: DL2020

Use your Counter Members Coupon Code now to claim 20% off at the checkout.

www.countereditions.com/eu/brice-and-robert-2020.html?mc_cid=b15efeaa05&mc_eid=e1e255573f&___store=eu&___from_store=default

Shipped out today 

[ap0]

Great news for Doron Langberg, an acquisition by the met

http://instagram.com/p/Cv0wKkYss1-